Transfer Adjustment-Source
Revenue type · −$3.4B adopted (FY2022)
In fiscal year 2022, transfer adjustment-source makes up −$3.4B of San Francisco's adopted revenue, −25.6% of the total, spread over 44 departments. Source: San Francisco adopted budget (Controller open data), data as of 13 July 2026.
Adopted (FY2022)
−$3.4B
Share of city revenue
−25.6%
Departments
44
Side
Revenue
What this is: The negative adjustment on the revenue side that cancels inter- and intra-fund transfers so the citywide total counts each dollar once.Editorial gloss written for this site (provenance-flagged seed, 2026-07-16) — the label above is the source’s own.
By department — FY2022
Negative lines
General City (unallocated)−$780.8M
Airport (SFO)−$459.2M
Public Utilities Commission (water, power, sewer)−$445.2M
City Administrator−$361.5M
Municipal Transportation Agency (Muni)−$346.8M
Public Health−$160.9M
Public Works−$154.6M
Technology−$129.2M
Children, Youth & Their Families−$93.9M
Human Resources−$90.6M
City Attorney−$66.2M
Controller−$63.3M
Human Services Agency−$49.6M
Port−$34.0M
Sheriff−$29.7M
Recreation & Parks−$29.2M
Building Inspection−$27.1M
Homelessness & Supportive Housing−$25.4M
Mayor−$23.1M
Children & Families Commission−$21.0M
War Memorial & Performing Arts−$14.4M
Health Service System−$11.9M
Arts Commission−$10.1M
Public Library−$8.4M
Environment−$7.2M
Treasurer & Tax Collector−$6.8M
Economic & Workforce Development−$5.6M
Assessor-Recorder−$3.5M
City Planning−$3.0M
Emergency Management−$2.1M
District Attorney−$679,853
Fine Arts Museums−$445,836
Civil Service Commission−$360,839
Board of Supervisors−$261,996
Juvenile Probation−$180,000
Child Support Services−$143,088
Police Accountability−$128,000
Retirement System−$110,000
Human Rights Commission−$99,600
Public Defender−$92,000
Elections−$70,000
Adult Probation−$1,389
Source
Adopted budget lines for “Transfer Adjustment-Source”, fiscal year 2022, from the SF Controller’s budget dataset: Budget (xdgd-c79v) ↗